"for the constructive cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the need for two or more entities to work together in order to achieve a positive outcome. For example, "We invite the government and the local community to enter into a dialogue for the constructive cooperation of our nation."
We also thank Véronique De Vooght (VDV, IMA) and the laboratories from both regions for the constructive cooperation.
I should like to conclude by thanking the shadow rapporteurs for the constructive cooperation that resulted in the unanimous adoption of this report in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, and also by thanking Commissioner Potočnik, who cannot be here today as he is in New York, on biodiversity business.
I hope that our meeting today will lay the foundations for constructive cooperation between the Council and Parliament over the next six months.
In conclusion, may I thank Mrs Christel Schaldemose and the other rapporteurs for constructive cooperation that has helped us to unify the terminology, processes and models of assessing compliance so that we can use them in the revision of sectoral directives, in particular the long-awaited Toys Directive, to the satisfaction of all European consumers.
Accordingly, the United States must seek to shape a broader geopolitical foundation for constructive cooperation in the global arena, while accommodating the rising aspirations of an increasingly restless global population.
- (DA) Mr President, I would like to start by thanking the rapporteur, Mr Busk, for his constructive cooperation in connection with preparing this report.
A neighborhood group recently issued a statement with mosque leaders calling for "peaceful and constructive" cooperation, while the mosque's leadership agreed to temporarily shelve the plan for the minaret.
Finally, I would like to thank the French Presidency and the Commission for their particularly constructive cooperation.
Mr Lieberman, in unwontedly conciliatory mode, hoped "that this augurs well for constructive cooperation in the future with Egypt…to reach stability in the region".
While Hagen and Almås had broken out and formed the Reform Party earlier the same year, Gjems-Onstad welcomed Hagen back to the party in 1975 for "constructive cooperation".
By offering a new package to the five plus one, we have already shown our determination and seriousness for constructive cooperation.
